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Oleanda | 14:55 Fri 23rd Sep 2005 | Home & Garden
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Can anyone tell me what an Indian Nut Tree is please?
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I believe pine nuts which come from the inside of the hard casing of a pinecone are aka the Indian nut.
15:59 Fri 23rd Sep 2005
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Don't know if this is of any help but there is an Indian Bean Tree which is grown in the UK quite regularly.
Latin name is Catalpa Bignonoides
20:16 Fri 23rd Sep 2005
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My reason for asking, I have been sent details of a house for sale by an estate agent, and in the description it says there is an Indian nut tree in the garden. The only tree I can see on the photo looks about 20' tall - and dead!
23:48 Fri 23rd Sep 2005
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A surveyor will say it's roots may be undermining the foundations and that further movement monitoring should be carried out.  Depends how close it is to the house.
13:23 Tue 27th Sep 2005

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